Remote First Aid, supports orgnisations via their casualty simulation events, which brings emergency training to life. Using skilled actors, realistic moulage, across carefully staged environments, they give responders the chance to practise their learnt first responder skillds, via triage, treatment, communication, and decision‑making in safe but realistic settings. These exercises boost confidence, deepen teamwork, and strengthen coordination between services — all essential for keeping workplace and school communities safe.
This training fully supports the updated Resuscitation Council UK Guidelines 2025, particularly their strengthened emphasis on simulation‑based learning to improve real‑world readiness and decision‑making. All scenarios can be delivered using adult casualties, paediatric casualties, or a combined approach, ensuring your training reflects the needs of your workplace, setting or service.
Our simulation‑based first aid events aligns with:
Alongside the recomendations from the Office of Rail & Road, First Aid at railway stations.
This ensures your organisation exceeds the national minimum complience standards while giving your first aiders the confidence and competence to respond effectively in real emergencies.
This training is available to any certified first aiders, EFAW / FAW / OFA / Sports Activity / + F holders wishing to cover Adult scenarios. Our teams have supported a wide range of sectors from Rail Network Operators, National Grid, Food & Beverage Manafacturers, Forestry Owners and many more sectors.
This training can be delivered at our Chepstow training centre or on your organisation’s own site, with scenarios adapted to your environment and operational needs.
To receive an accurate, tailored quote for your medical simulation experience, please provide the following details:
These details help us design a simulation package that meets your clinical, educational, or organisational needs.
To help you gauge the scope and pricing, our simulation model is based on one medical actor and one medical observer per cohort of up to 16 participants. Each cohort completes three structured observations within a 3‑hour immersive session, covering:
This format ensures realistic, high‑impact learning that strengthens clinical decision‑making, communication, teamwork, and confidence under pressure.